A recent Forbes story by James Marshal Crotty asks an interesting question: Can you be both happy and successful?

Do happy people care about success?

A new article suggests that happy people are more likely to land in lower paying jobs because they do not feel the need to pursue further education and training, while people who are not happy feel more driven to pursue higher paying careers.

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These flower buds (yes, really!) are full of fibre and nutrients. Five health benefits of artichokes and an easy snack recipe

Health benefits of artichokes. These heart-healthy flower buds (yes, really!) are full of fibre and nutrients, helps to cleanser your liver and they're easy to prepare with this simple snack or appetizer recipe

Put a greater variety of colourful foods on your kids’ plates, and they’ll be more likely to eat up.

Put a greater variety of colourful foods on your kids’ plates, and they’ll be more likely to eat up, says a recent study from Cornell University. Six brightly coloured foods is the optimal number, but even three helps.

Five health benefits of peaches and a delicious gluten-free crisp

Health benefits of peaches and a delicious gluten-free crisp dessert recipe with berries

Love you! Just saying . . . It was an innocuous text, the kind of message a partner taps out to the love of their life once in awhile.

A new study on how text messages can help boost a person’s happiness. Although in the context of this study, the text messages were part of a study around depression and it was discovered that routine texting can help patients with depression feel more loved and connected. Adrian Aguilera, lead author and an assistant professor at the University of California, Berkeley, shares more about the power of text. Q and A.

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Do happy people care about success?

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Reach out and text someone to make them happy